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"John Mara and Steve Tisch Are Spineless Cowards": Giants Fans Rip Team Ownership Backing GM Joe Schoen Despite Ugly Season
Giants ownership must decide whether to retain GM Joe Schoen, whose 13-38 record and roster decisions have sparked calls for a franchise reset.
- Giants co-owners John Mara and Steve Tisch announced on Monday that Joe Schoen will remain as general manager after the 2025 season, despite a disappointing year, the Giants said.
- Schoen's 13-38 run has left Giants critics and fans pointing to roster missteps like letting Saquon Barkley walk and failed draft picks.
- Schoen will run point on the head-coach search after Brian Daboll's Nov. 10 firing, with interviews starting Monday and candidates including Mike Kafka, Mike McCarthy, Kliff Kingsbury, and Matt Nagy.
- Owners informed Schoen they believe he has built a `good young core` and have already told him of their decision, but Giants fans expressed frustration and urged a `clean house` reset, critics said.
- The Giants plan to build around rookie quarterback Jaxson Dart, who finished with 24 total touchdowns including a franchise-record nine rushing TDs, while Joe Schoen has over 20 years in the NFL and one year left on his contract.
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Giants Make Surprising Front Office Decision After 4-13 Finish
Just one day after the culmination of the 2025 NFL regular season, the New York Giants made a surprising announcement via their social media accounts. Joe Schoen, the general manager of New York, will remain in his role for at least the upcoming season, according to Giants‘ President and CEO John Mara and Chairperson Steve Tisch. Here’s the official statement: “The 2025 season has been deeply disappointing, and the results on the field have not …
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